Sentence examples for models of weak from inspiring English sources

This agrees with models of weak selection on highly polygenic traits.

The ability to distinguish between models of weak and strong selection has significant implications for our ability to detect adaptively important regions of the genome.

Theoretical models of weak selection (particularly for highly polygenic traits) predict the occurrence of allele frequency shifts between populations as a hallmark of polygenic selection (Hancock et al. 2010).

For example, examining the performance of three of the most common summary statistics (D [ Tajima 1989], H [ Fay and Wu 2000], and the composite likelihood ratio test [ Kim and Stephan 2002]) across a wide range of RHH parameters, Jensen, Thornton, and Aquadro (2008) found power to be less than 20% for RHH models of weak selection, and rarely in excess of 50% even under models of strong selection.

A representative sample of 60 firms drawn from the Fortune 1000 that had recently adopted Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems were used to test a model of weak appropriation with significant results.

Different numerical modelling techniques, such as continuum, discontinuum and hybrid finite element-discrete element codes, have been used to model the deformational behaviour of Coal Measures strata and are discussed in the context of specific case examples to highlight their application and suitability for modelling of weak rock.

The role of the charge density σ on Δ is quite asymmetrical on both sides of Eσ = 0: (i) for σ < 0 a very small Δ variation agrees with a <span class="lh lhl">model of weak metal solvent interaction; (ii) for σ > 0, large Δ variations, strongly depending on the crystal orientation, must be interpreted through the assumption of strong metal-solution interaction.

Mathematical model of weak gel in-depth flooding (Zhang et al. 2007) was simplified as Eqs.

end{aligned} (3.8)This criterion for the choice of (V(Phi )) is too severe for a model of weak gravity, we think.

I wisely obeyed, but I was thrilled a few years later when Steve Weinberg and then Abdus Salam used our mechanism and a generalization of our simple example to build the unified model of weak and electromagnetic interactions and later, with Sheldon Glashow, received Nobel prizes.

This study begins with a description of "major codon preference", a model of weak selection at silent sites.